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New Service Organization Forms
A new service organization has been formed to serve
area residents. On Tuesday, May 26th The Aktion Club
celebrated the charter of their new club at the Hope
Chapel.
The Aktion club is for disabled adults in the Shelby Twp
area and is affiliated with Kiwanis Club organization.
The Club is sponsored by the Shelby-Macomb Daybreakers
Kiwanis Club and the Shelby Community
Foundation.
For meeting times and additional information about the
Aktion Club please call Joe Youngblood at Shelby Twp
Parks and Recreation - 586.731.0300 or Lisa Manzella
at 586.615.0031.

New Service Organization Forms

A new service organization has been formed to serve area residents. On Tuesday, May 26th The Aktion Club celebrated the charter of their new club at the Hope Chapel.

The Aktion club is for disabled adults in the Shelby Twparea and is affiliated with Kiwanis Club organization.The Club is sponsored by the Shelby-Macomb Daybreakers Kiwanis Club and the Shelby CommunityFoundation.

For meeting times and additional information about the Aktion Club please call Joe Youngblood at Shelby Twp Parks and Recreation - 586.731.0300 or Lisa Manzellaat 586.615.0031.

SCF Awards 12 Scholarships

The Shelby Community Foundation (SCF) is proud to announce the 10 Shelby Township Students that were awarded $1,000 college scholarships.  Take a look at this year’s scholars  and their goals.
 

Margaret Mead once said, “Never doubt the ability of a small group of committed people to change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.” It is this belief, that even the smallest actions can make a big difference, which is the basis for community foundations.

Community foundations are a product of the modern world. Historically, philanthropy was associated primarily with affluence. One had to be wealthy to build a hospital or support an orphanage. As times changed, however, charitable giving became more commonplace. From tithing at church to barn raisings to money collected for a local family who was down on their luck, people joined together to help their community. Eventually, state and federal tax laws were written to encourage communities to form foundations for charitable giving.

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DID YOU KNOW…..The Shelby
Community Foundation is now one of the
charitable organizations participating in the
Charity Motors Donation Program.
People can donate a car they no longer
want or need, receive a tax deduction, and
designate the SCF to receive the proceeds
from the sale of the car.
If you are interested in participating
in this program, please
call Charity Motors at 313.255.1000 and
designate the SCF as your charity.

AUTO1Did you know?

The Shelby Community Foundation is now one of the charitable organizations participating in the Charity Motors Donation Program. People can donate a car they no longerwant or need, receive a tax deduction, and designate the Shelby Community Foundation to receive the proceeds from the sale of the car.If you are interested in participatingin this program, please call Charity Motors at 313.255.1000 and designate the SCF as your charity.

Shelby Week
The week leading up to the annual Shelby Township Art Fair
is designated Shelby Week. The Downtown Development
Authority and area service organizations have planned activities
each day to celebrate our community. Catch some
Shelby spirit! Bring your family, join your neighbors, and be a
part of the fun during the first week in August. Here are some
highlights:
Kid to Kid Sale: Saturday, Aug. 1, noon to 2 PM at the Community Center
(on Van Dyke, one light north of 23 Mile). Kids ages 4-16 can buy, sell, or
trade their used toys or video games. Space rental is $5 per 6 foot table.
Parental supervision is required. Admission is free for shoppers. Call
586.731.0300 for space rental and sale guidelines.
Kid’s Day: Monday, Aug. 3, 6-8 PM at River Bends Park (south side of 22
Mile, between Shelby and Ryan). There will be kid activities, games,
bouncers, entertainment, ice cream, and “live” critters from the Burgess-
Shadbush Nature Center. Admission is free for Shelby and Utica residents
(adult driver’s license required), $5 per car for others. Call 586.731.0300
for more details.
Taste of Shelby Grub Crawl: Tuesday, Aug. 4, 5:30-9:30 PM. Travel by
bus to area restaurants (Cherry Creek Golf Club, Mr. B’s, The Gathering
Place, Packard Grill, Beef O’Brady’s, Esplendido Mexican Cuisine, and
Hamlin Pub). Tickets are $25 for the first crawler and $15 for the second.
Tickets are for sale at Hellebuyck’s Power Equipment, Nitsche’s Meats and
Deli, and the Shelby Township Parks and Recreation Department. For
more information, call the Crawler Line at 248.736.3111.
Days of 100 Wines and Summer Suds: Wednesday, Aug. 5, 7-9 PM at
Cherry Creek Golf Club. This event is sponsored by the DDA in conjunction
with the Shelby Macomb Kiwanis Daybreakers. Tickets are $25 each
and are available at Nitsche’s Meats and Deli, Vince & Joe’s, and Cherry
Creek. Savor a variety of wines provided by Vince & Joe’s, refreshments,
entertainment, and summer suds at this indoor and outdoor event. Call the
DDA at 248.736.3111 for more information.

Shelby Week

The week leading up to the annual Shelby Township Art Fair is designated Shelby Week. The Downtown Development Authority and area service organizations have planned activities each day to celebrate our community. Catch some Shelby spirit! Bring your family, join your neighbors, and be apart of the fun during the first week in August. Here are some highlights:

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